280 Ice Age engravings found in Spanish cave, overlooked for 60 years
Researchers have uncovered 280 Palaeolithic engravings at Cova de la Font Major in Spain, depicting animals and geometric designs. The discovery overturns the long-held view that cave art was rare in northeastern Iberia, where only two examples had previously been recorded. The carvings point to artistic traditions distinct from those of the renowned Franco-Cantabrian region. The find offers fresh insight into how people in Ice Age Europe expressed their culture.
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